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* ''Series/ThePaulHoganShow'' -- (Australian Series with ''Film/CrocodileDundee'' star Creator/PaulHogan).
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* ''Solstrom'' -- A 2003 WidgetSeries produced by Creator/CirqueDuSoleil had whimsical fantasy storylines brought to life via a selection of circus/variety acts from both within and without Cirque's live shows.[[index]]
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* ''Solstrom'' -- A 2003 WidgetSeries series produced by Creator/CirqueDuSoleil had whimsical fantasy storylines brought to life via a selection of circus/variety acts from both within and without Cirque's live shows.[[index]]
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* ''Domingão com Huck'' (lit. Big Sunday with Huck)
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* ''Random Acts of Variety'', an attempt at a revival
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* ''Programa Silvio Santos'' (lit. Silvio Santos Show)
* ''Random Acts of Variety'', an attempt at arevivalrevival.
* ''Random Acts of Variety'', an attempt at a
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* ''Series/MideveningsWithJayMiller''
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* ''Series/PinkLadyAndJeff'' -- This 1980 [=NBC=] flop was the arguable GenreKiller.
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* ''Series/PinkLadyAndJeff'' -- This 1980 [=NBC=] NBC flop was the arguable GenreKiller.
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A descendant of {{Vaudeville}}: an anthology of unrelated performances (be they musical, comedic, dramatic, etc.) by different performers. The format is literally OlderThanTelevision, being developed for radio and crossing over to TV as the medium became popular after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The first breakout television hits were variety shows, most notably the ''Texaco Star Theatre'' (hosted by Creator/MiltonBerle) and ''Series/TheEdSullivanShow''; other important examples from the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] included ''Series/TheRedSkeltonShow'', ''The Creator/JackieGleason Show'', ''Series/TheCarolBurnettShow,'' and ''Series/TheSmothersBrothersComedyHour.'' As you might notice, many such shows were [[TheEponymousShow named for the host(s)]].
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A descendant of {{Vaudeville}}: an anthology of unrelated performances (be they musical, comedic, dramatic, etc.) by different performers. The format is literally OlderThanTelevision, being developed for radio and crossing over to TV as the medium became popular after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The first breakout television hits were variety shows, most notably the ''Texaco Star Theatre'' ''Series/TexacoStarTheater'' (hosted by Creator/MiltonBerle) and ''Series/TheEdSullivanShow''; other important examples from the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] included ''Series/TheRedSkeltonShow'', ''The Creator/JackieGleason Show'', ''Series/TheCarolBurnettShow,'' and ''Series/TheSmothersBrothersComedyHour.'' As you might notice, many such shows were [[TheEponymousShow named for the host(s)]].
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* ''Series/RunningMan'' -- A popular Korean show where its celebrity cast competes in games and races
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In TheSeventies, Ms. Burnett's show continued to perform well in the ratings, as did ''The Flip Wilson Show,'' ''Series/DonnyAndMarie'' and ''The Music/SonnyAndCher Comedy Hour''. However, overall the genre began to slide. The decline may be related to the fact that, increasingly, variety shows were used as [[MidseasonReplacement "summer series"]] while American networks' main shows were on hiatus. Said replacements seemed to get exponentially corny and their hosts increasingly unlikely, including Series/TheBradyBunch, mimes (!) Shields and Yarnell, affable TV actor Ken Berry, and pop groups ranging from The Starland Vocal Band to The Hudson Brothers.
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In TheSeventies, Ms. Burnett's show ''The Carol Burnett Show'' continued to perform well in the ratings, as did ''The Flip Wilson Show,'' ''Series/DonnyAndMarie'' ''Donny and Marie'' and ''The Music/SonnyAndCher Comedy Hour''. However, overall the genre began to slide. The decline may be related to the fact that, increasingly, variety shows were used as [[MidseasonReplacement "summer series"]] while American networks' main shows were on hiatus. Said replacements seemed to get exponentially corny and their hosts increasingly unlikely, including Series/TheBradyBunch, mimes (!) Shields and Yarnell, affable TV actor Ken Berry, and pop groups ranging from The Starland Vocal Band to The Hudson Brothers.
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* ''Series/TobyTerrierAndHisVideoPals''
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* ''[[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080194/?ref_=nm_flmg_slf_98 Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters]]'' -- Country music, comedy sketches, and the [[Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions Krofft]] puppets.
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* ''Series/TheTraceyUllmanShow'' (aka, the show where ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' started on)
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A descendant of {{Vaudeville}}: an anthology of unrelated performances (be they musical, comedic, dramatic, etc.) by different performers. The format is literally OlderThanTelevision, being developed for radio and crossing over to TV as the medium became popular after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The first breakout television hits were variety shows, most notably the ''Texaco Star Theatre'' (hosted by Creator/MiltonBerle) and ''Series/TheEdSullivanShow''; other important examples from the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] included ''The Red Skelton Show'', ''The Creator/JackieGleason Show'', ''Series/TheCarolBurnettShow,'' and ''Series/TheSmothersBrothersComedyHour.'' As you might notice, many such shows were [[TheEponymousShow named for the host(s)]].
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A descendant of {{Vaudeville}}: an anthology of unrelated performances (be they musical, comedic, dramatic, etc.) by different performers. The format is literally OlderThanTelevision, being developed for radio and crossing over to TV as the medium became popular after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The first breakout television hits were variety shows, most notably the ''Texaco Star Theatre'' (hosted by Creator/MiltonBerle) and ''Series/TheEdSullivanShow''; other important examples from the [[TheFifties '50s]] and [[TheSixties '60s]] included ''The Red Skelton Show'', ''Series/TheRedSkeltonShow'', ''The Creator/JackieGleason Show'', ''Series/TheCarolBurnettShow,'' and ''Series/TheSmothersBrothersComedyHour.'' As you might notice, many such shows were [[TheEponymousShow named for the host(s)]].
